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CC3N Critical Care Nursing Symposium 
15th July 2022
thestudio  Birmingham 

Confirmed Speakers ​

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Mark Radford, Deputy Chief Nursing Officer of England, Chief Nurse Health Education England ​
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Karen Storey 
Nursing Retention and Liaison Lead 
​Shiny Minds 
K​aren is on secondment from NHSEI CNOs Nursing Team to ShinyMind as Nursing Retention and Liaison Lead developing resources that are available on an App and aim to empower nurses to take control over their mental health and wellbeing. Prior to this she held a national role at NHSEI as Primary Care Nursing Lead. Karen has a background of 35 years of primary care nursing as a General Practice Nurse, Advanced Nurse Practitioner, Independent Nurse Prescriber. Karen has an MSc in Health Studies and her dissertation researched into Leadership in General Practice Nursing. Karen has held many education and policy development roles in CCGs, HEE and NHSEI all relating to primary care and nursing. She is a Queens Nurse; a member of Cavell Nurses Trust Nursing Advisory Panel and a member of NewsonHealth Menopause Society has published two books ‘Collaboration in Primary and Community care’ and most recently ‘A Nurses Survival Guide to General Practice Nursing’. Karen is passionate about the health and wellbeing of our NHS workforce.
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​Professor Ramani Moonesinghe, NHS Critical Care Clinical Lead C19 Pandemic
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Dr Emma Wadey 
Deputy Director of Mental Health Nursing 
NHS England & Improvement 

​Dr Emma Wadey  PhD RN MH
Deputy Director  Mental Health Nursing NHSE/I  & Member of the Technical Advisory group on mental health impact of COVID-19 across the European region and European Mental Health Collaborative for the World Health Organisation.  
Emma is a mental health nurse with over 25 years of experience across a wide range of health, emergency care and criminal justice settings. Maintaining clinical practice throughout her career has always been a priority and Emma continues to work as a consultant Nurse in a local Psychiatric liaison service. Passionate about the provision and transformation of effective and recovery based mental health services she has led the development of new and innovative services for the most vulnerable in our society. More recently she has been the clinical lead for the National Mental health, learning Disability and Autism COVID-19 response cell, providing expert clinical oversight during the pandemic. 
She is leading the national program of work on reducing suicides in Nursing and Midwifery and is a member of the expert advisory group and Nurse representative on the design and implementation of an enhanced mental health and wellbeing offer for healthcare staff.  Emma is committed to continual professional development and advanced practice and has developed clinical academic pathways for mental health nurses and contributed to the development of competency frameworks in advanced practice. A keen  interest in research, Emma is the chair for two NIHR funded research studies one focused on the impact of suicide on healthcare staff, and the other on the health and wellbeing od nurses.  Her PhD on the experience of grief after suicide ​developed the triple process model of coping with grief after suicide recognising the impact of stigma in mourning. 
Key to improving patient care is ensuring the mental health and wellbeing of Nurses, with this in mind she has worked with the National Midwifery team building on the success of the Professional Midwifery Advocate program to develop a Professional Nurse Advocate program. There are ow nearly 5000 trained professional Nurse advocates across England with a further 5000 planned to be trained this year.  
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Mr. James McLean Deputy Chief Nurse for Health Education England ​
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Professor Natalie Pattison,
University of Hertfordshire’s  Florence Nightingale Foundation Chair. 

The programme 

Special Guest Speaker 

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Our  special guest speaker closing the event is
Paul Sinha from The Chase!
​Paul will be followed by drinks reception until 17:00

To Register 

This event is FREE event aimed at all grades of critical care nursing and outreach staff. 

Please note places will be allocated on a first comes basis and a maximum of 2 places will be allocated. 

To reserve a place, please complete the registration form and return to Nicola.Ludlam@thewaltoncentre.nhs.uk
*Non –attendance will incur a fee of £25
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Getting there

thestudio
7 Cannon Street, Birmingham, B2 5EP

Walking from New Street 

Exit the North exit ‘Stephenson Street’ or ‘New Street entrance’ and head up Lower Temple street past Caffé Nero. Turn right at Starbucks and continue down New Street (Tesco on your left). Cannon Street is the second street on the left, thestudio is half way along Cannon Street on the right hand side

​Walking from High Street NCP Car - 6 minutes 
Exit the car park, turn left and walk down Dale End. Turn right opposite Marks & Spencer’s and head up Union Street, continue until you cross Corporation Street. Cannon Street is the first on the left, thestudio is halfway down Cannon Street on the left hand side.

Walking from the Mail Box Car Park - 8 minutes
Exit the car park at the front entrance and cross under the flyover and continue along Navigation Street. Cross over Hill Street at the traffic lights and continue to the entrance of New Street Train Station. Cross Navigation Street next to the train station entrance but continue along Navigation street until you get to Diesel on the left, turn left here and then right at Tesco. Cannon Street is the second road on the left and thestudio is halfway up on the right.

We would like to thank the following Industry Partners who have sponsored this event

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